Kult Nitrogen Neutron.

I wanted a gaming mouse to use with my PS4. I have a higher end one for my PC, and wasn't expecting too much out of this one due to the price - but wow, having never used G-LAB before, I'm pleasantly surprised. It's a beautiful mouse, and works well and precisely. Pros: - The mouse looks gorgeous. The lights are stunning, my favourite mode is it cycling through the rainbow colours. It looks like a proper gaming mouse - Easy to change the DPI with a dedicated button on the top (tops 7200 DPI), and colour changes keep you informed which DPI you have set. Changing it during gameplay is seamless - Super-ergonomic. I love the textured rubber where your thumb rests, and there's also a rubber strip where your finger rests on the other side of the mouse. My small hand rests easily on the curve on the top and it's generally comfortable to use for prolonged periods of time - Scroll has a good sensitivity - So far, I've not experienced any frustration with accuracy aslong as I keep the DPI appropriate to the game genre I'm playing - 9 programmable buttons, great for key mapping and making gaming actions quicker - Very long, corded high quality wire - I can sit on our sofa with the mouse plugged into the console - 3 adjustable weights, which I was not expecting at this price point. I personally prefer it with three weights, but they are easy to add and remove with a secure twisty cover on the bottom - Overall it looks and feels far more expensive than it is Cons: - The instructions are very basic - The software is only available for Windows 10 So overall I'd say for a snazzy gaming mouse which has a lovely design and is highly customisable, this is great. I've not used the software for it due to using it on the Playstation, but it's easy to find on their site and their support looks good. So for a gaming mouse with more features than you'd expect at this level, I'd highly recommend it - really impressed.

I really have grown to like using this mouse, and I am currently getting it setup for some of my productivity apps as well as games. In default settings, the mouse works well as a five button mouse (left, right and middle buttons, with forward and back on the side). The two buttons behind the scroll wheel allow on the fly adjustments of sensitivity, and although this is something I dont often use, it was nice to be able to adjust these. The 7200 DPI mode is higher than almost every mouse I have, and it covers a lot of screen with so little movement. Its a nice touch to be able to tune the weight of the mouse too. There is a cover on the back of the mouse with a series of small 5g weights, so the mass of the mouse can be reduced if you prefer. One issue I did have with the mouse is that to assign and control the side buttons and RGB settings of the mouse, software is needed. I did have a lot of problems trying to get this to work. It appears that (at the time of writing this review) that the link to "The G Lab" software is missing from the English Language downloads page. I have found the easiest work around for this is to use the language setting on the top of the page, switch it to something else (such as Spanish) and the software download link will be in the list. The software has a bit of a learning curve in terms of configuring macros, but basic button reassignments for functions is easier. Replacing the keys with single keyboard button equivalents requires creation of macros, but a bit of playing around worked really well once that was set up. There are built in presets for PUBG. I have contacted the manufacturer on their website about the missing English Language software link, so heres hoping they resolve that issue soon. (EDIT on18/12/2020 - The download page had been updated with the link for the software - thats a couple of days after I contacted them and I would consider that pretty good!) Overall, I really like the mouse. I get that people have love/hate relationships with RGB, but for gaming peripherals it tends to be part of the experience. Hopefully G-Lab sort out their website soon to make getting the download link easier, but, as I said, a quick switch to one of the other languages on the site fixes the issue. (EDIT: they did fix this!)

Mice are very much down to personal taste, but gaming mice generally seem to be 'lightweight, slightly flimsy-feeling due to the number of switches, and garish". The Kult Nitrogen Neutron seems to tick all the boxes, then! It's got a decent length of braided USB cable - wired, of course, and that's pretty handy with so many bluetooth and wireless dongle devices around. The cable's a decent length if you're connecting to a hub/monitor/PC on your desktop, but forget floorstanding.unless it's right under your desk or the ports are on the top. There's no velcro cable tie, either. Comfort is okay, but you arch your hand a bit to avoid the large macro buttons - assigned as default to adjust tracking speed/resolution. The colour of the mouse changes for these: Light Blue: one side of the screen to the other if you breathe near it Red: Don't shake, you'll drag that folder to the trash Green: Normal faster tracking Purple: Ah, that's more like it Dark blue: Come on... we can get to the edge of the screen eventually... Orange: Okay this is really quite slow now There's also a targeting button on the side, which allows very precise control and is actually great for Photoshop editing and freehand mouse drawing. On a Mac I couldn't see how to assign the buttons, as the keys are a keyboard and there's no driver as such (but it works just fine as a mouse with coloured lights and buttons). Forward & back don't appear to do anything, but double-click and sniper mode work. On PC there's an easy tool to configure the buttons as you wish, it's compatible with Windows 10. The manual is well written but prioritises French. There are weights in the mouse that can be swapped out to change the weight. The glide pads are smooth and effective (don't forget to remove the stickers - and while we're on stickers, the quality control one stuck on the front left sticky residue). The subjective part - I found the arch of the mouse's back too sharp and a bit uncomfortable for prolonged use. But I'm not dropping any marks for that; it loses a star for the lack of Mac support or ability to control the backlighting effects without the Windows driver. Other than that it's a perfectly good low-cost gaming mouse with nice, positive click buttons and if you like how it looks, even for Mac users the 'sniper mode' button is a welcome feature for fine control.

If I can give this incredibly well-designed mouse more than 5 stars I would have done so. It is stunning in terms of design and performance, with a very affordable price tag on top of that. This ergonomic mouse features a no-compromise design with convenient textures and angles that contribute to an optimal grip and control. For gaming, it is stable and accurate, moves as the hand moves and doesn't affect performance negatively. I tried this with some FPS games and it proved flawless. The maximum DPI is 7200, not very high compared to a high end mouse but I never felt the need for a 10K dpi or more. I am always roaming around 1600-3200. 9 buttons are just amazing. A very thoughtful distribution of buttons to make all of them reachable and clickable while playing. I am not a big fan of multi-buttoned mice in gaming but I find the buttons crucial for other tasks as I assign many macros and customize buttons to match my workflow. RGB is the cherry on the pie. It is just amazing and with the software it provides a range of customized themes. If you are into glowing mice then this one is definitely an option. Adjustable weight is something new to me. I never had a mouse as such. There are 3 weights of 5 grams each that can make you adjust the weight of the mouse to either be 120g, 115g, 110g, or 105g. A really versatile range of weights that G-Lab should be thanked for. This implies that you have 4 mice in a single mouse since it provides different weight configurations. I am recently shifting towards more wireless tech and I believe if G-Lab employs wireless technology for this mouse by creating a Bluetooth variant then that would be a dream coming true. Overall a very well-crafted mouse, responsive and fast, an array of buttons and lightning modes, and innovative adjustable weights.

I play Rainbow Six and even a couple of pixels to the left or right is sometimes the difference between life and death. This is USEABLE and i say USEABLE because you can use this but is it the best... no. Should i be rating it to try to be the best .. no. This is a £30 mouse. I normally use Razer or sometimes Logitech depending on what I am doing but certainly it is too light for me. There are creak sounds and plastic crunching sounds and I do not hold it THAT hard. It looks great and the RGB is cool as hell sure and for people under 18 thise might be a good solution to getting your kid a better and more fun mouse but for someone who is serious about KD or others.. this will not do. I would like to see a higher end mouse from them if it is possible.

I found this a good fit for me, it fit my hand nice as I use a claw grip and it was also comfortable during extended use, the programmable button function works well and overall it has been a joy to use, I think this is a really good mouse for the money and I have no problem recommending it.

Lets start off with the design of the mouse, it is a great shape and fit's well in the hand. The build is poor, every time you move the mouse it creeks, I normally place this with cheap plastic built products. Mouse button 5 is very intermittent when you press it, sometimes it registers and sometimes not. ANNOYING SQUEEK............. after having the mouse just 2-3 days it has developed a really annoying squeak on every left click. So in conclusion it looks good, feels good in the hand but is very cheaply made.

Great gaming mouse, looks cool with all the other led lights my son has round his gaming set up, very responsive, he plays a lot of pc gaming and he likes playing with this mouse, easy to change the colours, comfortable to hold